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Observer Article
Reflecting on a Lifetime of Achievement
As part of its 25th anniversary, APS honors distinguished scientists who have transformed the field of psychological science over the past quarter century. In this issue, we celebrate the careers of Marilynn B. Brewer, Carol S. Dweck, Douglas L. Medin, and John A. Swets. ... More>
Observer Article
Recalling the Early Days of Memory Science
Brenda Milner shares the story behind her groundbreaking research with Carol A. Tavris. ... More>
Presidential Column
Specializing in Psychological Science as a Whole
As my term as President ends, I have been reflecting on why I participate in APS and believe it is such an important organization for our field. APS is the […]... More>
Presidential Column
An Evolutionary Perspective
Guest columnist Klaus Fiedler offers an evolutionary perspective on the young field of psychological science. ... More>
Presidential Column
The Tradition of Experimentalism in Psychology
It is useful to compare the customs of psychology with scientifically adjacent "tribes" such as sociology, cognitive science, and anthropology, and even more distant tribes such as literary criticism and philosophy. ... More>
